... The King, God bless him, has now become a little too ancient for feats of that class, and, possibly, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum- berland may represent his Majesty upon the occasion. t Since the 7th of last September, 300 have been the average number ...

... petition from- Cambridge for a repeal of the malt tax. An hon. noember,l-whose name we could not learn; gave notice of a motion for Tuesday, the 16th instant, relative to Portugal. Lord F. OSBO RN E presented-a petition from Cambridge- rbire, complaining ...

... day in charity. Now, there was no doubt that, appalling as the distress ivas in Dub- n, it wvould he much increased if the Duke of Northuniber- land was not there spending the 30,0001. a year which he re- ceived from this country. If the hon. member for ...

... county palatine of Durham, praying for a repeal of the malt tax. Lord PALMERSTON presented a petition from the university of Cambridge, complaining of a clause in the church building act. Mr. DUNCOMMBE presented a petition from Doncaster, in Yorkshire, complaining ...

... lord took the opportunity of asking the noble duke (Wellington) opposite, if he should have any objec- tion to the appointment of a select committee, to inquire into the state of the shipping interests. The Duke of WELLINGTON though the proper course to be ...

... stage. di ,fbe Duke of WELLINGTON mov~d for accounts of te~ ~~nperta d silk into Great Britain during the last ten T yeavs a rquso SALISBURY moved that the witnesses jot CSt itetford ease lbe summoned for the 26th of April. ordered. in The Duke of NORFOLK ...

... and e thus dotll Sparta honour her sons ?? Lady Cockerell's ball will take place on the 23d t instant. Report says that the Duke of Devonshire also s intends opening bis house on the sarme day. His Grace has c been passing the holidays at 'Chatsworth, ...

... would beg lo say to them re- spectively, a what you do, do it quickly. THE DUKE OF SUSSEX.-AS some of our readers may possibly be unacquainted with the passion of the Royal Duke for collecting Bibles. we state from our own knowledge -that the libraiy of ...

... King is much worse to-day thaii he was yesterday; that the Dukc of Cambridge has been sent for express from Hanover; and tbat there is even some intention of sending for another Royal Duke, who has not been at Court for soiue years by-gonwe !-Aorn- ing Herald ...

... 'yesterday; that the Duke of Cambridge has been sent for express from Hanover; and that there is even some intention of sending for another Royal Duke, wvio has riot been at Court for soane years by gone. (FROM THE COURTr CiRCULAR.) The Duke of Csumbhulsnd ...

... George, son of his RRoyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, is going, as wo hear, to England, in the course ot the spritig, for the purpose of comn. pleting his education. The intended visit of his Royal Hffghiess, the Duke, to England, seems to be given up ...

... the government aIld the public to the subject Mr. H U. ll E said he understood that a messenger hpd been sent down to the'Duke of Buecleucis to reqaest him, to move the address. If messengers were employed in this way, there was no wonder in their creating ...